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Félix Trinidad
Félix "Tito" Trinidad, Puerto Rican boxer born 1973 in Fajardo, three-division world champion (IBF welterweight, WBA junior middleweight and middleweight), 42-3 with 35 KOs, famous for the 1999 De La Hoya win and 2001 Hopkins loss, IBHOF 2014.
Félix Verdejo
Félix Verdejo (El Diamante), Puerto Rican lightweight boxer, 2012 Olympian, 27-2 (17 KOs) pro, WBO Latino champion 2015-17, Top Rank prospect; convicted 2023 of kidnapping and killing Keishla Rodríguez, sentenced to life in prison.
Fell running
Fell running, also called hill running (Scotland) or mountain running, is British off-road racing over open fells with self-navigation by map and compass, no GPS, governed by the FRA; famous for the Bob Graham Round.
Felli
Felli (Fich) is a Moroccan two-player alquerque-type board game on a 13-point hourglass board, six pieces per side, with leaping captures, chained captures, and a Mullah promotion variant related to Bengal's Lau Kata Kati.
Fellipe Jack
Fellipe Jack (Fellipe Jack Ozilio Moreira Pacheco), Brazilian-Italian centre-back born 2006 in São Paulo; ex-Palmeiras youth, Como, Spezia, Catanzaro, now on loan at Cremonese in Serie B; Italy U20 international.
Felvidek (video game)
Felvidek: 2024 RPG Maker JRPG by Jozef Pavelka and Vlado Ganaj, set in alternate 15th-century Slovakia; alcoholic knight Pavol fights Hussites, Ottomans, and folk horror; Steam Overwhelmingly Positive.
Female bodybuilding
Female bodybuilding: competitive physique sport for women, born in late-1970s Ohio contests, structured around the 1980 Ms. Olympia (Rachel McLish), now split into bikini, wellness, figure, fitness, physique, and bodybuilding divisions.
Femina Sport
Femina Sport (Fémina Sport), Paris women's sports club founded 27 July 1912 by Pierre Payssé and Auguste Sandoz; first French women's multi-sports club, pioneer of women's football and athletics, Alice Milliat's club, 1920s French football champion.
Femke Bol
Femke Bol (Femke Broeders-Bol), born 2000, Dutch 400m hurdler; two-time world champion (Budapest 2023, Tokyo 2025), Paris 2024 mixed 4x400 relay gold, world indoor 400m record 49.26, European record 50.95.
Femke Heemskerk
Femke Heemskerk (Frederike Johanna Maria Heemskerk, born 1987) is a retired Dutch freestyle swimmer, 2008 Olympic 4x100 m relay champion, 2012 silver medalist, four-time Olympian with 101 international medals.
Femke Kok
Femke Kok, Dutch speed skater (born 2000), 500m specialist, world record holder 36.09s, 2026 Olympic 500m champion and 1000m silver medalist, three-time world 500m champion, first woman to sweep all four races at a World Sprint Championships.
Fencing
Fencing: Olympic combat sport with three weapons, foil, épée, and sabre, differing in target area and right-of-way rules; governed by the FIE (founded 1913) and contested at every modern Games since 1896.
Fencing at the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics
Fencing at the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics: Cadet foil, épée, and sabre individual events plus a mixed weapon team event, 15–18 August 2010 at Singapore's International Convention Centre Hall; 78 fencers from 36 nations, Italy leading with 3 gold medals.
Fencing, combat and precision sports at the Universiade
Fencing at the Universiade is a Summer Universiade sport run by FISU, with 12 events in foil, épée, and saber for men and women; South Korea led the 2025 medal table.
Fenerbahçe S.K.
Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü (Yellow Canaries), Istanbul football and multi-sport club founded 1907; 19 Süper Lig and 28 total Turkish titles, Borsa Istanbul-listed FENER, Chobani Stadium, Galatasaray and Beşiktaş rivalries, no UEFA trophy.
Fenerbahçe S.K. (football)
Fenerbahçe S.K. (Fenerbahçe Spor Kulübü), Istanbul football club founded 1907 in Kadıköy; plays at Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium; Süper Lig side, 2026/27 Champions League qualifier, no league title since 2014.
Feng Kun
Feng Kun (冯坤), born 1978 in Beijing, is a retired Chinese volleyball setter who captained China to 2004 Athens Olympic gold (MVP, Best Setter) and 2008 bronze, won the 2003 World Cup, and later coached and led Thailand's national team.
Feng Yu
Feng Yu (冯雨), Chinese artistic swimmer born 1999 in Beijing; two-time Olympian with Tokyo 2020 team silver and Paris 2024 team gold, where she captained China and was an opening-ceremony flagbearer.
Feng Zhe
Feng Zhe (冯喆), born 1987 in Sichuan, is a Chinese artistic gymnast, 2012 Olympic champion on parallel bars (15.966) and in the team event, and 2010 Rotterdam world parallel bars champion.
Fenix (football club)
Fenix (football club) refers to Centro Atlético Fénix of Montevideo (founded 1916, Parque Capurro, seven second-division titles) and Club Atlético Fénix of Buenos Aires (founded 1948, evicted in 1978).
Fenix (game)
Fenix, also known as Strike, is Fred Horn's two-player abstract strategy board game published by HUCH! at Essen 2019, with compulsory captures and phoenix-like recreation of captured Generals and Kings from stacked Soldiers.
Fenway Park
Fenway Park, Boston Red Sox home since April 20, 1912; oldest active MLB ballpark, with the 37-foot Green Monster, 37,755 capacity, National Register listing in 2012, and a record 794-game sellout streak.
Fenway Sports Group
Fenway Sports Group (FSG), formerly New England Sports Ventures, is a Boston-based sports, media, and real estate company founded in 2001 by John Henry and Tom Werner, owning the Boston Red Sox and Liverpool FC, with past ownership of the Pittsburgh Penguins and investments in PGA TOUR Enterprises.
Feodosy Vanin
Feodosy Vanin (Феодосий Карпович Ванин, 1914–2009), Soviet long-distance runner and CSKA major; bronze in the 1950 European marathon, 27th in the 1952 Olympic marathon, fifteen Soviet titles, and a 1942 20,000 m run exceeding the world record.
Fer López
Fer López, full name Fernando López González, is a Spanish attacking midfielder born in Madrid in 2004 who joined Wolverhampton Wanderers from Celta Vigo in 2025.
Ferbli
Ferbli (Färbeln, Ferbl) is a Hungarian vying card game for 2–7 players using a 32-card William Tell pack, with four-card hands ranked by sets and suited-card totals; earliest reference a 1714 prohibition.
Ferdinand (horse)
Ferdinand (1983-2002), American Thoroughbred, 1986 Kentucky Derby and 1987 Breeders' Cup Classic winner, 1987 Horse of the Year; slaughtered in Japan in 2002, spurring racehorse retirement and anti-slaughter efforts.
Ferdinand Bie
Ferdinand Reinhardt Bie (1888–1961), Norwegian athlete and physician; 1912 Olympic pentathlon runner-up behind Jim Thorpe, awarded gold in 1913, co-champion from 1982, silver medallist from 2022.
Ferdinand Habsburg (racing driver)
Ferdinand Habsburg, also known as Ferdinand Zvonimir, is an Austrian racing driver and heir to the House of Habsburg-Lorraine who won the 2021 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Ferdinanda Nan Gindele
Nan Gindele (Ferdinanda Gindele-Bauman), American javelin thrower and softball player from Chicago; set the first IAAF-recognized women's javelin world record, 46.745 m in 1932, and placed fifth at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics.